Apple has taken action to remove a state-backed messenger app known as Max from its App Store, following ongoing pressure from the Russian government for citizens to adopt the application. This super-app reportedly lacks encryption features, raising concerns among critics about its potential use for tracking individuals. The decision aligns with Apple's commitment to user privacy and security, amidst the broader context of heightened scrutiny over digital surveillance in Russia.
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